June 2, 2010 / Carlson
So for the past month I’ve been in the temporary employ of Carlson Marketing. Their creative team awash with projects, I was called in by Carl Schultze to design a swath of the Subaru intranet. It’s good work, and Carlson treats their freelancers well. I’ll be posting some finished images when the design is given the greenlight and sent to dev – a week or two I suspect.
It’s been a new experience for me, working at a larger organization. Perhaps the best part is the opportunity to work alongside excellent creative people. Carl has a superb aesthetic, and recommends brilliant, unusual pubs – and Andrew Norell our genius front-end developer happily provides insight into the intricacies of APIs and homebrewing.
April 19, 2010 / dribbble
Thanks to the generosity of Paddy Donnelly I now have a shiny new profile on the invite-only dribbble community. I’ll be keeping the internets updated with snippets from my daily design work – so check it out, and leave snarky comments if you have a profile. Hello Dribbble!
April 8, 2010 / in the MIA
Well, the Foot in the Door show only comes along once a decade. Over four-thousand pieces of art crammed into the MAEP space at the Minnesota Institute of Art. Any painting or sculpture with dimensions under 1ft x 1ft x 1ft accepted. An opportunity for fame? No. But most certainly an opportunity to have a bit of fun. Artists Rick Love, Ben Plattes, and Kjellgren Alkerie helped me put together and submit four voting kiosks. Each crisp white cube offered a an option: YES, NO, MAYBE, or PROBABLY and a red button to vote with.
